SAReptiles

well i'll go take some cell pics, and transfer it online. my camera is 6 feet under at the moment

I came across a yellow throated plated lizard the other day and was so amazing that i decided to try keep it. i've downloaded a care sheet from a UK pets website and the little guy seems to be doing really well. apparantly they sell them overseas. I was wondering if there was any info on here that m...

friday nights probably, its the easiest night to work with. I think the purpose of the club would to be to network members and allow a sharing and trade of knowledge. i think it would kinda evolve on its own from there on. the main problem was with HAN was the infrequency of the meeting, 2 hrs every...

and so it begins..........................

it's weird. you would think with the SCORES of puff adders availible, one would have turned up by now. maybe a few of us should get together and set up a breeding project, and see if we can get something going. with the colouring and pattern variations of puff adders already out there, one could do ...

well this is what i think, snakes4africa, i'd be really keen to get my hands on that data base and contact a few people and try to get something going. I'm not a proffesional and I don't keep scores of snakes. I'm just an avid hobbyist that enjoys the thrill of discovering something new and doing li...

well I feel we should try get on going, the problem is that too many people are focussed on the sales in the herp. trade instead of the focusing on building up the interest. everyone predominently deals with exotics and forgets the amazing array of local snakes we have hear in KZN. if we could try g...

Is it me, or do KZN herpers not have an interest in organising any functioning societies? There was HAN a few years back. is anyone interested in starting one again? something where we can share knowledge, introduce new people to the hobby and get involved with local projects? maybe i'm just an idea...

hey if you're looking to offload some of your house snakes, i'd be happy to snatch them up, I'm an intern teacher at Kearsney College and run the environmental club for the school, i have several boys at the school who are avid herp ethusiasts, and giving them captive bred brown houses would be far ...

I'd go with either a whip or sand snake, possibly a skappsteker. cant be sure without a better pic. get some and i'll ID it tomorrow. I'm really curious to find out